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Harry Clark returns to Cyprus after twenty years and is caught up in people trafficking and his dreams are destroyed overnight.
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p class="MsoNormal" style="text-align:justify">i>span style= | |  | | Hatred is the key - Graham Sclater
On June 18, 1812, the United States declared war on Great Britain. Almost immediately they called for an invasion of Canada.
The initial American successes turned to a number of defeats resulting in English ships effectively blockading the American coastline and subjecting it to a series of hit and run raids and the capture of numerous ships.
The majority of the crew captured from the American ships were transported to Plymouth in south west England to spend their time in the notorious Dartmoor depot, a prison constructed primarily to house 3,000 French.
By the end of December 1814 the war was over but by then more than 10,000 American prisoners-of-war still remained incarcerated in what was the most evil of places.
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On June 18, 1812, the United States declared war on Great Britain. Almost immediately they called for an invasion of Canada. The initial American successes turned to a number of defeats resulting in English ships effectively blockading the American coastline and subjecting it to a series of hit and run raids and the capture of numerous ships. The majority of the crew captured from the American ships were transported to Plymouth in south west England to spend their time in the notorious Dartmoor depot, a prison constructed primarily to house 3,000 French prisoners-of-war was us | |  | | Love Shack
Liam Reilly is an alcoholic and by default ends up in the Red Light district of Amsterdam running a bar and brothel.
span style="font-family: Arial;">span style="font-size: larger;">A chance meeting between a young boy and Michael Collins in Macroom, a small town in County Cork, on the fateful day of his death on 22nd August 1922, affects the next three generations of the Reilly family./span>/span>
span style="font-family: Arial;">span style="font-size: larger;">Liam Reilly is an East End criminal and alcoholic and in 1999 he is forced to leave his home and family following a horrific episode caused by his drunkeness. He finds himself alone in Amsterdam, a city notorious for its extraordinar | |  | | More Than a Woman
Untra-waelthy city financier Julian Hamilton-Lufton has it all but he chooses to abuse it.
Ultra-wealthy city financier Julian Hamilton-Lufton has it all but he chooses to abuse it. When he unexpectedly ends his illicit affair with a married woman she is devastated and commits suicide.br />
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Will this provoke his earlier spurned conquests to return and wreak their revenge?br />
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This psychological thriller takes the reader to Seoul, the cosmetic surgery capital of the world, the financial world in the City of London and deep into the underbelly of Bangkok and the world of the ladyboys.br />
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“A chilling read”br />
“An intense an | |  | | Ticket to Ride
Set in Hamburg Germany during the sixties and the novel follows the exploits of a teenage naivie group of English musicians as their values desintegrate.
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Brian Chapman feels the brunt ofr "Credit Crunch" as he struggles to keep his family business afloat with diminishing income and the looming financial crisis of 2008
Too Big To Cry is the fourth novel from UK author Graham Sclater. It is set in the world of SME's, the backbone of every countries wealth creation. Brian Chapman feels the brunt of the problem as he struggles to keep his family business afloat with diminishing income and the looming financial catastrophe. It’s 2010 and the world is on the edge of a financial meltdown. Can he survive this most challenging problem of his life or will he lose everything? Sclater grabs the reader from the first chapter and tells it how it really is A seismic breakdown in family life&hel | |  | | We're gonna be famous
Young sisters Hannah and Abi are faced with a dilemma that would not be wished on anyone.
How do they help their seriously ill mother who is in desperate need of life saving and expensive treatment in America when all they have is their pocket money?
Perhaps their love of music will help them but can they do anything in time?
Young sisters Hannah and Abi are faced with a dilemma that would not be wished on anyone. How do they help their seriously ill mother who is in desperate need of life saving and expensive treatment in America when all they have is their pocket money? Perhaps their love of music will help them but can they do anything in time? 'I cried several times while I was reading this book...sometimes with happiness.' 'A feel-good story that will make everyone smile.' |
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